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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1956

Page

5

Miss Rosalie Webb to Wed Ronald Trisket on Nov 17

Socially Highlights notes a shower for Miss Rosalie Webb and fiancé Ronald Trisket held at Frank and Verna's Restaurant. Mrs Herbert Trisket and many relatives attended, with games, a witch-game, door prize, and a spread including salad, wafers, and tea. Out of town guests included Mrs Cornelius Beckurik and Mrs Roxen Triskel from Union City.

Rosalie Webb Ronald Trisket Satnday Herbert ‘Trisket Cornulius Beckurink Clifford Aikens Sr Clifford Aikens Jr Clymer Roxen Triskel Chirence ‘Thompgérs Ty Wilkin Union City

Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting With Mrs Cook

The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Louis Cook on Thursday afternoon for a business session led by president Mrs. Carl Lindberg. Prizes were awarded to several members, a surprise 80th birthday party for Mrs. Nellie Modan was held, lunch was served, and plans for a December 12 gathering and a Christmas party with gift exchange were announced.

Carter Hill Aid Louis Cook Carter Hill Ladies Aid Carl Lindberg Mes Glenn Davis Walter Rininger Nelson Williams Roosevelt Sorenson Ruth Mecray Mertle Ruff Nellie Modan Cook Hodge

Neighborhood Club Social At Henline Home

Mrs. Joseph Henline hosted the Neighborhood Club at her Columbus Avenue home on a Thursday evening. Members enjoyed games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Thomas Clark finder and Willard Shreve with the Hoot pate going to Mrs. Harry Burton. Three Dubhdigs honored Mrs. Giddys Palmer, Mrs. Shreve and Mrs. Honkie with gifts from their secret sister. An ample lunch was served before adjourning until December 6 at Mrs Jasper Drake’s North Center Street home for a Christmas tureen dinner.

Neighborhood Club Henline Joseph Henline Columbus Fivenue Thomas Clark Finder Willard Shreve Harry Burton Giddys Palmer Shreve Honkie Tate Jasper Drake North Center Street

Wayne Valley Church Bazaar Planned by Ladies Aid

Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid completed plans for a church bazaar at Bea verdam home of Mr and Mrs Sean Proctor. President Mrs Claude Maynard led the session. The event features baked goods plants aprons fancywork candy and smorgasbord style cups of coffee served 5 30 to 8 p m with a cordial invitation to attend.

Wayne Valley Church Wayne Valley P.m

Local Residents Travel and Military Discharges Noted

An assorted group including Corry residents and Navy discharge veteran Lyslw Thomas returns from Fort Polk after two years service. Lloyd Thorns and family depart for Beaver Falls Pennsylvania to visit Miss Earlherine Coleman. Alton Oaks and Glenty Byeeny plan weekend with Mrs Quits family on West Smith Street. Duck Castor and Boyd No Lan travel from Shanon to Meeting Yard for Ajax Works business after a South American trip.

Willisary Senchiell Wil of Corry Wil Don Hikey Ohloy Itertimon's Ditioes Ghio State University Lysloud W. Thomas Mra. Bloya Thorns Snyder Navy Lloyd Mary Lou Susan Maniesta Earlherine Coleman Beaver Falls Alton Oaks Glenty Byeeny Shanon Quits Mor Glendimes West Smith Street Duck Castor Boyd Yestern Ajax

Banquet Planned At Amici Class Meeting

A banquet was planned during the Evéhielios Amiel Class meeting held at Mrs Gretchen Murali’s Columbus home. Twenty members attended led by class president Mrs EE Bush with devotions by Mrs Lary Campbell. The event, dated December 14, will be served at the Clymer Methodist Church dining room with host Carl Henton providing dessert and coffee.

United Brethen Chisel Gretchen Murali Columbus EE Bush Mea Lary Campbell Clymer. Methodist Church Carl Hen Perc Gilson Ld. White Sexyert

Mrs Ruth Hainer Feted At Farewell Party

Mrs Ruth Hainer was honored at a farewell dinner hosted by former associates and friends at Chapin's store and nearby Walte's restaurant near Erie. She received a suitable parting gift from the group.

Ruth Hainer Vestern Chapin Walte's Resturant Erie

Public meeting notes hint at plans for December event

Fragmentary OCR recalls attendees and a midday gatherer where activities included a tureen and quill work. The record mentions women participants and a “B tureen” phrase, with the next meeting set for December 13.

Tureen

37 College Students Jailed After Raids

A tense night in Upshur County ended with police detaining 37 students from Davis and Elkins College and Wesleyan in Elkins after clashes between rival football supporters. The students faced fines up to 17.60 dollars for charges including rioting and unlawful assembly.

Tooth Evidence Ties Robbery Suspects to Crime

A grand jury probes a $15,000 robbery as Armando Marcoccio of Providence joins George Marshall and Anthony Mercurio in arrest. A pencil with tooth marks, allegedly matching Ruth Wendelschaefer, is central to the case as a crime lab official testifies.

Bnpys He Cay Armando Marcoccio Providence George R. Marshall Anthony Mercurio Ruth Wendelschaefer

Ambassadors Mother Dies in Detroit

Mrs. Fred T. Murphy, 78, longtime Detroit civic and social leader, mother of Fred M. Alger, ambassador to Belgium, died yesterday in Detroit.

Detroit Fred T. Murphy Fred M. Alger Belgium

Mitchells Welcome Son At Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Mitchell of 43 West Booth Street. The family announces the new arrival with full health reports and best wishes from relatives and friends.

Corry “Memorial Hospital Fred Mitchell West Bouth Street

Pilot Fined In Coed's Death

In a District Court in wrseppisin Massachusetts, First Lt. Edward Criddle received a $150 fine after pleading guilty to endangering public safety. Criddle's private plane crashed near Sunderland on October 28, killing coed Anna Kouwenhoven, a Smith College student and daughter of Barnard College professor John Kouwenhoven. Criddle was severely injured while trying to rescue her from the burning aircraft.

Wrseppisin Mass Air Force Scarsdale N. Y Edward 8. Criddle Columbia Smith College Sho John Kouwenhoven Barnard College Columbia University Griddle Miss Kouwenhoven

American Buyer May Return Robinson Art to Europe

The divorce settlement of Anton Edward Robinson and his wife could move 73 paintings to Europe as bids from wealthy Europeans surpass those from Americans. The couple must navigate 45 day bid windows with potential extensions. if unable to agree, the works may be split. Valued around 3 million and insured, the collection has lived at the Los Angeles County Museum after a Beverly Hills party.

Europe Anton Edward G- Robinson Robinson Los Angeles County Museum

Negro Singer Garners Opera Lead at Metropolitan

Dobbs of Atlanta, last night became the first Negro singer to gain a leading role with the Metropolitan Opera. The young soprano debuted as Gilda in Rigoletto and drew encores as critics lauded her. Two seasons ago Marian Anderson and Robert McFerrin broke color barriers at the Met.

Matttyllda Dobbs Athintta Nieht Metropolitan Opera Gilda Marian Anderson Robert McFerrin Metropolitan

Testimony in Aeronautical Commission Case

Griddle testified in court that sun exposure blinded him and he did not see the wires he had practiced landing. The case was prosecuted by Frank P. Sweeney, chief inspector for the Massachusetts Aeronautical Commission.

Griddle Frank P. Sweeney Massachusetts Aeronautical Commission

Cold Weather Hits Florida As Frost Warned Statewide

Freezing Canadian air spreads along the Atlantic coast, dropping temperatures in northern Florida to near 30 degrees. Miami records about 32 while most of the state sits 15 to 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. Frost alerts issued for northern and central Florida and coastal areas as chill remains through the weekend, with other regions like California and the Northwest seeing varied warmth.

Florida Atlantic Coast Montana Cross City Miami California City of Venice San di- 10 Los Angeles Santa Maria Fresno New England Mississipai River Sault Ste Marie,Mich

Larson-May to Head U.S. Information Agency in Cold War Shift

Arthur Larson, 46, under secretary of labor, is expected to replace Theodore G. Streibert as director of the U.S. Information Agency. Streibert resigns for personal reasons after more than three years atop the agency. The nomination appears imminent from unnamed officials. Larson authored A Republican Looks At His Party and has drawn praise from President Eisenhower. Streibert’s resignation takes effect next Thursday. In Tyler, oilman Bobby Manziel, 49, dies after contributing to the Manziel Coliseum project. Some northeastern and northwest regions report light precipitation.

Mindon White House Arthur Larson Larson Labor Ould Theodore G. Streibert U. S. Information Agency Streibert USTA Presiden Eisenhower University of Pittsburgh Law School

Recession Cancer Trial Near Verdict In Hoxsey Case

Testimony in the five week civil trial ended yesterday as the government and the Hoxsey clinic prepare closing arguments. The pills seized in March 1955 were alleged to be misbranded cancer cures and shipped across state lines. Government witnesses argued the Homey treatment lacks effectiveness while clinic counsel defended 37 witnesses who testified benefits.

Flttsburgh UI Whiichy Harry M. Hoxsey Dallas Tex

Correspondent Percy J. Philip Dies at 70

Percy J. Philip, 70, longtime foreign correspondent for the New York Times, died yesterday. Born in Scotland, he spent two decades reporting from Europe and served 13 years as the paper's Ottawa correspondent.

Ottawa Percy J. Philip The New York Times Europe Times Scotland

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